The Icelandic title for the movie the Love that Remains, I watched it last weekend and although the theme was about a family going through a separation over a year, there was something about the visual way it was browsing through family life and experiences, image by image, it reminded me so much about authentic life and it reminded me about Greenland because there was so many similar nature sceneries, although the nature in Iceland is more soft and less raw than in Greenland, but this was not all about similar nature, it was about the simple way the camera was stationary and life was passing by in a sacred ordinary way…shedding old layers and accepting the new, our messy life, that the passing times and seasons can heal, lessons, expressing oneself through creative work and our daily work, connections and isolation, the beauty of dailylife. A very touching movie.
Watch the trailer for the Love that Remains by the Icelandic auteur and artist Hlynur Pálmason
My vacation has ended, tomorrow I will go back to my professional work as an interior designer, so I will post less, but send you lots of joy and good energy.
uncertain
the uncomfortable feeling of being in-between the one I was and the one Im becoming expanding, stretching, shedding, evolving, less of the old – more of the new some days slow and silent, other days fast and loud, some something else there is no ready, just expression and allowing free your energy all of you…
owning who you are
be proud of who you are and have done, just remember you are not our accomplishments – you are your energy, your soul, what you are here, present, alive, in the world to experience it. not all people are qualified to tell you who you are sense the truth through your gut, no matter what…
Be open and curious
I have always loved to read, all kinds of literature – but for the last ten years it has mostly been non-fictional books, and I have felt I kind of had to relearn reading fictional books. I went to the library some days ago with my eldest daughter to pick up a non fictional book,…
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